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Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
Health of 1lfls


A lecturer whose words we're reported
in Life ard Hope spoke tie other dap
As tolloWs:
Que OF the principal reasons Why 20
many healthy sirls become invalid
women 10 owing 10 the mistaken ideas
and restraint OF the mo;eer. When the
girl lie young she rcmDs aud plays and
tumtles about the Il i,or without re
stra!nt, and is healthy. 10 most In
stances much too soon long dressss aIt
put q, and the gi'l 10 put under o
double restraint, and 10 expected to at
onos become . lady. HAmpered by her
clothing, which prevents the free action
OF the N uscles OF the body, or II she in
dulges in any childish plays, or 10 seen
BY the mother In any but an upright
position, she is told tLN such conduc,
10 rot LAZY ike and culy suitable for
boys. She soon besins to think she
must not bend her body Hnd must keep
constantly IN an uptiZht position. eI
cept when asleep.
ne resnlt OF ,his teaching is the sup
pcrIs Of the iDtsroS; orsaus sro weak
ened. Tue muscles Of the back moi
bsiLg used become weak and relaxed,
and she stoops 1T9srd; imm medinteiy
stay are provided 10 take ,ae place o.
the IN soles. Ths shoulders bsg,n &c
dtoop fotwsrd; sbou der brscts are al
oaos pot on To supply the place Of the
muscles provided by nature TO bod
them ir their proper position. Thus re
lieved from oil soiiou they VOC n become
r l.xsd aud useless. Tous nature 1,
snpplsnted by art uttll the poor CIR
beoc mes more n compoSiticn OF steel
SbaleboDo and rubber tasn OF Rsso!e
fiteh ard lo~d By this time her men
tai education IL finished, and the proud
motb,r is enabled TO iBtToduoe TO the
~oiId an ACC, IN olist ed lady, and at the
same time 3 weak, otpeocent, Invalid
woman.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
w ANA n AK ERS
fa,LADs-raAA, MondAy, nov I. Iee4.

aLAD.SfhAA' nonusJ' NeV ], tea4,
Minutes coun: for nothing
in the new Dress Goods
Plsids. If We stop to look
at one in ten a, a single
counter an hour is gone. A
glance u ust do.
Paid loveiiness to dream
of.
You know how some oil
the sweetest, ncatest stuffs
OF every sort are CHS crossed
and cut up by color streaks
and stripes and sands o.
every makeahle tint.
More of them than you
think. Paid effects crop oul
in dress s,ufs all around.
Every wissome Plaid new.
ness we have come across
on either side the ocean is
here. How heads must have
acaed to make up those tan
giles of angles! When you
have teen a hundred you
think the last possibility has
been run out. But there's
another hundred, and an
other, and the last one is
like the first only because
it's a Paid.
Let these stand for wha,
we are doing in medium.
priced Plaids. One from
twenty
Serge Twill Plsids, T5c.
Serge Twill Plsids, s5c.
Blue or black ground plaided b
SHARPLY contrasting a In. stripes
81
Broad and narrow plsiding stripe,
lighted by bright bits and speckt
$t.
Blue and white, or black and whit
Shepherd Plaid, medium au
large, 81.
Cloth finish Plaids, $1.25.
Serge weave cloth finish Plaids, al
wool and silk and wool, 81 80.
1 AaHn-faaad oil nd III nf
wool Plaids, Sl.75.
You can have no Plai'
fancy 80 peculiar that w
can't hit it.
Mainly southeast and southwest of centr,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
LADDERS.

just what the mechanics have
wac ted for years past, a Ladder,
uompot ed of tix-feet fections,
which will interlock into each
other, d therefore can be made
to sny cesiIed length, while ii
cots no more than the ordinary
Lad OF. Come, look at them.
Every mechanic, u on teeing
them, says at oLce, THAT Is a
good thing"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

THhRk Is NO Denying the faot tha!
there is entirely too mu b pernlotous
literature read BY the young o, 10th
sexes Of the present day. Works Of fic-
Son, In which poor young girls AGO.
dsntally moet and are woced by men OF
wealth, with those In whtch boys be-
como heroes, are entirely too com mon,
and rom the II fl lepce they exer. on
sons are extremely hsrDfu'. Books
OF th Q kind have even found their wny
into Sunday sshool libraries, AID only
few days since we read OF . mic is ,er,
who had travelled . long distance to
get aud take home his SOD, who sd bis
mind per-erted to such . degree by the
PsrusAl OF o DO ok obtained from The H.
brary OF the Sunday scbojl OF the
church where his father WAS pastor, tha,
he had run away, with . view ofemutA.
ting the career Of the fictitious hero.
Sunday s,hools and houses should be
hep. free OF ali suoh books and paper 5.
Thsre are enough truthful books, su 3h
~ The II g o. Benz amin Frankip, Mill.
ari Fillmore. Abraham Lincoln, Ga,-
neid and numbers OF others, whose ex
ample II folio we'd by our boys will no
ssl to mako them useful men. We d,
NOT wish +, be uaderstooi as condemn
ing all works OF ecdor, as there o.,
somo that convey useful lessons, bu
We speak particularly OF the d.me AM
half diue novels, and the trash pnb
lis red In mAay of the weekly stoi,
Pspers.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

THE FACT that Governor o xelsby OF
1uinols positively refuses TO talk about
the cAscs OF the A A1arohis 8, seems 10
anier that he has fully made up his
mind on this matter, aod tina, they will
hang next Friday. We have no fear
OF the shreAs OF the scenes OF blood
shed which viii ensue Ia Chlcsgo, n
the righteous sentence OF the law sh All
to carried into effect. The Auarcbists
have not the support OF the wor men
of this country or Of any other lover Of
peAoe and order, while the few Socialists
aud Anarchists there may be In OhioS-
g., are too oowArdly to even make Q
dsmonstrstlon to ward eff sctiug the
rescue OF Their condemned leaders.
Tssse mon have had Q fair trial, their
case has been revie we'd by the Supreme
Court OF Illinois, and since by the Su-
pssme Court OF the u nited States, and
sAca In turo has afi rmed the Justice of
the proce, dlnss. They ale murderers
In every sense Of the word, for II they
did NOS throw the m urderous, DEATH
dealing bOmts the msel re :, th ~ ins Il ga
ted tn ,se who did throw them. I. Ia
however . matter OF resres that they
were Lot tried, seRte oed and exaouud
NJ onos while the outrage was fresh In
Sue mto ds OF the public. IS their execu-
sion nov cannot be expected to effsc,
Sao good thai is would have done tnen.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

THERE IS considerable complaint
from the business men on Market
s.rest, between Fifth and Sixth, abous
the ipconvep ience sud loss TO which
they are su sjestel by The very tedious
manner In which the lowering Of the
pAssep ger rail way tracks Are being con.
Quoted. Ali last week wAs consumed
In working on the track on the eas'
eide, and It is not oom pleted yet In the
mesnti ne those doing business on that
side OF the street cannot get . wagon 10
their doors. either to deliver goods or
take them away, the only wAy being
to either load or unload as Fifth OF
Sixth stree,s, and carry the goods 70
or from their stores. Some different
plan should have been adopted for do.
ing this work, aud had 1. been In Phil
sdeIpAiA enough men would have been
put to work 20 complete the job In .
much less time.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN., In yesh r
AAy's Siar, speaks OF the prsctice o

THE MAN ABOUT Town. In yesh r
AAy's sar, speaks OF the prscsice o.
Wiimipgton Audien ces As places Of
amussme in comm snciDg to retire be.
fore the close OF the last cot. He says
this not only shows ex,reme ILL., breed.
ing, but II 10 slso . positive violationsof
the rights OF those who desire to enjoy
the performance TO the end, and Afler
speaking Of how this matter 10 Viewed
even 6y professional people coming
hsee, sosgests that the man ayers Of the
o perA House and Academy have cards
pfiuteA With the foliostn or some.
thing similar and one handed TO each
person - they entei
TO EAoH AND EVERY rATRoN OF THIS
HOUSE:
Y5u are mot urgently and respectful.
~ requested 70 remain in your ssat un-
tti the ourtain ut the last act Ia down.
1t 10 also earnestly desired that you will
not begin putting on your overcoats or
wraps. OF In any manner disturb the
quiet Of the house, uLtll the curtain Is
down. By complying With this request
you will merit the thanks Of those who
desire and have o right TO zee and hear
<hs play to the end. and you will also
check much profanity behind tho
scenes, and will sreatly obliae
The MANAGER
r. 8. This Is not intended 70 inter-
fare With your right to 60 ont "to see q
mAn" between the acts. bet 1t would
look better II you didn's 90.
This u . good idea, and 80 would ba
any other that viii tend to bresk up
shts ungontlemAnly and unlsdy like
praouoe. II 10 no, done In PhilAdsi-
phia places Of Amusement, and should
not be here.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
CHEllYTv BALR-BY viRrUE or A
- wit u veodidoai kgpossa. 10
ne eifscnd. WI - sxpsesf 70 pablis ssis.
% Ne Usugt besss. sa Msrsss stsset, BE-
evesn Tsnn nsd Eleventh strssts, IN the
On SATURDAY,
TH2 i27s DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857,
~ e'sloek .. n,
The following described real estate. y,r
The following described real estate. Wis:


No. l. All ,hst certain ua,. Of land cit.
aats IN HsIdy vine hundted, Rev Oarle
wosteriy sice cf n tiiadeiphis ,urnptke road,
and bounded and dividea 40 fo,lors,to Wit !:
bestnning ~ . point IN the middle OF ssid
turnpike road and running thenoo BY road
or late OF sarah n esorisy and Of Ann Per-
ktuf a. eossss. north ~ oerrsss west about
iet $40 psrohes 20 the middle Of the Oar
road south thence along the middle line OF
said Carr reed oiA rsgress wsst 10 $500
psich. thence s,uta M dcgis.s west "a . 10
psrc,ss aitpx lands iste OF Joscph Csrr, dc.
ceased. to Q ttons, thence BY innd late Il
J oee oh UNrr, dsoes sed. and by land Dou or
iste u the heirs Of George T. Cartmell, ce
psrS e 70 % the m,ddis Of tie sfr.sasa % tui is n.
pise reat, thenso siong the niddls OF ssid
Toa1 10 no place Of beetnntpg: eontairin ing
about 60 acres Ct land. be ths ssme nacre OF
less.
40. .. All that sertsin tao, or parcel Of
land situss IN brarcySins hundrtd atoie
said. bounded ana osaeribsc ~ follows. that
10 - say:
| and Wilmington tnrup!ks ro,d. IN spoe
south 8, degrees wet 20 10 perohes 70 >
stske. thence south sik dexrcss east "a
r<fohos 20 = stake IN snele Of run. ther CO
south 81 degrs o. east 70 psfobes 70 = staEe.
willow toss. themes ssst 1 ps,ones % stake
| thence south tzk degrees east ll2 S-is
10 ches 70 post below pier on Delaware
| river. thence up the ocu'se Of sai6 river Is
porsnss to . s,Ake, thehco uorth ~ degrees
| - 10 peronss. thorce north ~ degrees wcst
~ zAloo pereheJ % oott, thence nor,h "
| deg COS vost ls Toro pefonsa 20 = stump.
benoo north 10 degrees west $50 percho4
| r. sf then 90 north 30 deyre<s west 10
pefcbss 70 . bolo In q rVok toenoe south o.
degrees wset 2 10 persbss 10 Q POST. lhesee
north ~ dss rees west 81 Q 10 psrches /, pisoe
OF tegipnins. tosesinirs within tho feid
BOUNDS % sorts, be The same mere or less.
BetE I'd xrd fshen In sxecatt n na the prop
erty Of the Bellevue Quarry o., and 10 be
| sod " GILES LA d BSON, shsrtfi.
snertff's Once, W Wiimins ton, I et1bof Is,
1857. e3e-eod ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

tor tbs purpose Of taking his lifs. By
this means they hoped 70 manufacturs
. plscs OF news, which would APPEAR
In The papers, under wonderfully con-
s-ruo,ed head lines, While the dollars.
received ~ pay for the exclusive ptecs
OF news. would Jingle In their pockess.
Is was nice laid scheme, but uniortu-
ne ely for these very previous young
men, miscsrrisd, and sow they are In
the hands Of the p,lios, likely to hsve 70
stand . trial for trying to obtain money
under fslss preteDoes. 6ach tricks do
not belong TO true journalism, sEd nc
] urpsiiss who has the slightest respect
for himself will resort to them.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
HRRIFP's sALR-BY VIRTUE OF
The following described real estate. viz:

The following described real estate, viz:
All that ser attn lot or piece OF land situate In
the town of ~. Ge' rges. He'd Lion Hundred. /.
county OF New CastIe nd state Of De aware,
bourded d dr,crihed 40 folowsio wit:
beginuing at stake on the east side OF the
stake road or main sweet In salt Town and al
. corner sf saruh B,lsellts, deceased. and
|Iupntug thence with Lands north 6Sa degree
east la $40 feet / stake. thence with land
formerly OF Joseph DoHoho, aud land OF the
heirs OF Hsury ). Peckard deceased. south 20
degrees east 81 i-1 feet TO new corner being
= corner for the heirs OF Joseph 6aw. de-
ceased, thence With a new line established by
Thomas S. Nc Whorter and Joseph Gam, de-
= ase+. aud running thence south ol degrees.
IL, feet and inrhe to Ihe side OF the Aforesaid
road or msin sire 1. thence with ,aid street
north IA d, reea, west Il i-s rect tn the place
OF beginning. con tanning within said bounds
about o, 10 kqua-e feet.
Sci sed and tsken In execution as the prop
erty OF John q. Armstrong. administrator oil
Sarah Atherty, decetse :. and I. L, and 10 be
sold by GILES LAM nSDN, Sheriff.
bheIin's oiliee. W ilmip ton. October ~ ihs7.
| Di-eod-,s
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

fBERB ARE some journ .lis,s who are
entirely too oonterprisiDg, As . couple OF
young men Washington are In q fair
way TO real "a. These youtas were de-
termiDed to nave . sensation, and As
none happened Ia the regular course Of
human events, they oon,iudsd to man
nfaoture one, and oonseq ueu.ly sent .
mysterious box through the mails to
Chiei Jas.ios Waite with the IN ten ion
Of creating tbs impression that the An.
axohists had cent IN Internal machine
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
-
she Was IN There.

Bob" SAID p1trolnAn to q hoy Oh
King arrest, ~ am lo:Si q fer e cvsEy
woman. Have yoI-"
"Yes, cir; know where she Is. She'r
riahl N that tous -
"At. Then che wen, In there, ei ?"
"Yx, SIR. and ehe's my mother"
"Whal?"
She asked pa fer T. this m corning
and he said she must be crazy. Please
don't osll the wsRob and get all the
Deighbors out. but take her cut tht
back EAyn
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
SHtHIYP's eALE-BY vIHTUE or a
- writ OF Leyaii Facias, 70 mo duectod
viii be exposed to public sale. at tho hotel
now Occupied bS Aiexsn Tar maxwell. In
niddietovo, 81. 4s,rgeS Aunirsd, In Ssv
Oatrs Clu1ty, lei,
ON THURSDAY,
TAEI,1H DAY uF NCyEMBKR, 1857,
a; II o'okst, .. n,
ne follow ing described real cstSts. Wis:


All thst certai in plantation or tract Of lar
situate tn tic wet rice tf The pu1iic foae
,ss ding frsm kide lo,owa TO sumolii
RfisFe, 10 Sstlt 1eo:gss bundfef, New
Castle County and STATE Of / Loiswsro
bounded sna described ss f,ilovf, to vit:
Bet ibnipg 81 . siage on the wtss eide o
taid public road o conner Of inis spd land OF
Marin H. &Als GO ana extending fhore' By
said walkers iand noIth 50 dtRiess wesi
ilo o II pesckes 10 q AoDs n cor, ee OF thit
and land Cfthe he.rs OF 5pencer y. boiton
d. Geo SEQ, th.neo BY tte ssrns soath de
grses wost 107 10 peTohas to a. oak uet
iouth 81 dog rees wss. 1i 4i0 peTcbss 10 Al
old stump south btZ teercas sest - erci .,
70 itons q corner OF thiA sni ianI 0f ''eo
uarrios son. .theIcs By said laEd sou h ~ 10
srees esst OF peicnes 10 n stone on The n-e Of
llud OF the hsirs Of BstiAnta tield, de
saAsod theDoe BY the sase north 90 degrees
ca ~ pc eros to stone souta an desfeet
east ~ percnes to vhite uaE tes osst 70
e-io psTai es south 20 dse reas east VI ps rch o.
70 the ditch banE, and tnoDcs south slM do
Q rees tast 81 8 10 petchss 10 the Eubltc road
Aforesaid. ana thspco bv tho Psme toward
som NIT Fridge north g.. degro west IL
poIches ana north deg tvss cast 23f ger he's
10 ,he plpos OF beginning, containing ats
ss-es and va square psroaeA Hook n, VGL
10, page 81, DO.
r,oisvd ...a taken IN exscutic n a. u o prop
esty Of u OAdwzttaoer tsctiers and mAltne
b., his v ife, ard Q. IT,. and % De eo,d by
GILES LAM BSON. sheriff.
SHIRTS Once, whmins ton. October ~,
1877. os, eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
nOIICEa.

AyoTI0E-IN UUMPLiAROE WITH
~ the provislons and requirements Of
An Act Of the General Assembly Of the
State of Eelavare. passed at ID vef, n arch
IL, 1855, entttied An Att Ooneerninx PIT
vate Uorporstions." notics 10 hereby given
be known ~ "HaInory C.stie, No o,
knis bts ofths Golden tggie, res Osttls,
DeIavao," Will. on wedLssday, November
10. 1857, At 10 o'cIosk m, Be presented 70
the Hon. ]. q. 1ru. b, at chan befs, IN VIII
mington, for his Apr val
YkAek Il. PINKERTur,
JANIS ~ HANOE,
I<.lot fhARK PATTON.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07

The PROSPERITY watch prevails
thrcu shout our country cannot be
properly attributed to ths admins.
srAsion OF President Cleveland or the
action OF the Dsuoora;io party, IS thus
far not single change has been made
In our revenue laws. nor . single mea-
sure OF Importance been enacted since
the inAu gnra ION ON the 4!h OF March,
1885. Every measure proposed by Mr..
Cleveland and his friends has thus far
failed to pass Congress, and consequent
iy its iLhasnce for either good or evil
amounted TO nothing. We may there
fore say that the prosperity OF the coun.
kry exists In deh anoe OF the President
and his I'D administration. 10 fact, 80 long
as the Il ,publiosns continue to control
ths Se1Ae the Dem ocrats will be unable
70 inh lence legislation or rightly claim
credit for the cot ltlon OF the country.
Thus far the only I'm portsns change the
Demo,ra's have been able to effec, 10 In
the obi ;ts, aud the indications are that
they will not b. able to eff.ci any other
GLASS OF change, for some slime to 90 me, Il
at all Prssiden: Cleveland has exsr.ed q
negaive II tiuen;e on legislation by the
use o! the VOC, bat in no other way
While declasn,ug sgalnst the Aocumu.
lasio l OF mon y in the treasury hs vas
deter ninat that deserving men should
mot be allo we'd to receive payment OF
jast claims, and was consistent In his
pArsimony, II not In his profession OF Q
dssire to prom ote the public welfare.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 10TH, A. D. .si
At . O'Clock, p. n.

Al 2o'tluGk, y. n.
AZ the co"rt hosse, NJ The rly,. Vsr,I
ton, D,iawsre, thu i.llowins JatSetg
estate, 10 viii:
No. l. til hat certain piece Al ,,rs
land, wiih The tro-s ory biicS t.el.HIksY
ule'eon efecied. situate IA aid ,t av7
mihRton, and kuoWn a. No, u I'D
stro.t having front ct a fei ini un.,I
bsrk the IL, pih of ~ i,r'. SuJ WanlnsI
5. rect Is laid out plr,ilel with auJ 40.
Delaware and Gllpin avenues
No. ,. Az that c ram IleFr " t.va
LAM, With the t-o-stDTy b luA dEeti I'D
til reon erected, situate IN sail eiiy n
knoshas N.. . VII ismtuu .u,rt. 81 nd
irvrt Ot u feet A., iLthes, aud IunA.s N
the depth of ~ feet
No. y All thA cf'tam ri ~ N gIA
land, with frATr stable ami heiuia' lh,fsil
erected. situate in ta,i rliy. anj nrail
front on Nilliau sou sue,t oi ld
inches, and running haos lhe 4 pill d, p M
No. =. Al that Ger Hin piece ~ ard I
land, with the twu.siOtN lrsN dHdihgAal
tn, reon rec te,', situEt, In "il rtT fV}
mington. anu knuwn 80 sis lhliErtIT
hUe. having n front OF SAID Ayern hAA
and ru ming back to WhAInl,oa ,lr riltS
Of LIS feet.
The above properties are al s1' glAn
In good repair.
Attendance wi be Ilven snt lrrn'B
known At the time aIG piare II r. SlN
ANNA LsRkIN, Rfe'strl 7
ors go 1T or by W T. lT nan bel iios
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
ON THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 'S7,
at q O 'cicck D. m,

The following described real estate, viz:
Anthat lotnr piece Of land ii ustc In the
city of Wilmington, bou nded and described ss
follows, to wit:
wester side OF Vront street sud the north
western side OF Tatn u street theme bs aid
8 de Of Front stree aorth "a degrees west o.
feet and inch 10 land OF Mensrs. sherwood
and feli hence by line OF their land SOUTH
wcsterly 40 feet to lana OF Thomss Dreln
thence by line of his ! nd southeasteriy o.
iect and inch TO the northwesterly side OF
Tatnall sI eet afo -cssh and thence thereby 81
degrec east 40 feet 70 the place Of beginning
Vol: II. page 81. ac.. with brick Ofiee and
seized and tskea in execution "a the pro
perty ofJohn A. wine", and Annie n his
GILEs JAMESON. sheriff.
Sherih's Once. " iimins October "A, ~
SHERIFF'S SALE. by VIRTUE OF
~ 3 writ Of Ievari Pacias 10 me directed,
will be exposed 10 pubic sale, At the Gourl
House, on Market street be,ween Tenth and
New Castle county. DEL,
ON THURSDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887.
At2o'clock, p. m.
The following describe real estate, viz:
All that certain messus PC and plantation al
tract or land situate in New Castle hundred,
New Castle County, and statc Of IIels~Are,
boun deo and d'tcrlhed Nv lands late OF Cath
arine ori. samuel liumham. Lewis Aston
Nancy Miller, Geo. w Moore aud others con.
toining ~ acres aud u perches Of lard he the
same more or less, with u house, barn and
other buildings thereon erected.
Seized and tsken In execution as the pro-
per OF John W. ore, surviving mo tgaSoi
o. John W. Moore and Elizabeth H.: Moore,
his wife, and administrator oi said Elizabeth
ii. Moore, deceased sDd To he sold by
GILES LAABSOk, sheriff.
Shetiff's Once, WilmtnRton, bctOb "A,
1877. oct1S-eod-ts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
Coaductor buried.

The fulersl OF S. Baldwin, q con
duo,or on the Delaware rRilrosd, took
place yesterday afternoon. A large
num ber Of railroad employees aud Kec.
kuk Tribe, o. Il N attended the
funeral. Iptermelt was made In Riv
ervies Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
wARSER's wARSErl
18TH GRAND
COMBINATION HORSE SALE
Al WlLMINul&, DA
November s AMI 3.

Entries ciosr November . On va
b. Th,'ROC6H y litATkp: - PtSsn93
sending sale i. III he PEkFkCHY 'On1
TABLE, VIII. 1t be wcl or dry, hhaa1
sPhEg. RYE u, sPbsD
VIII b ave more genCinr 'perd 10 ea
THAI we have ever had. raJ mar NM
show :. ~; Doc. ~; poan Bru. ~ VI
Bla ack IIo' se, ": iyr ONLH, 70 II
Horse, q -; tlOrrncr. ~.
PAbiPHlLL,
The nnest PercheTCu slS.llOn ~ Af w
tie country.
A pair Of extra nre tonng bay AhA
tueky bred, 10 i-a hands hlgh
w IiOliH r..
VIII have 10 uorsss saittblr Tor ~ ~
sale 10 commence al II n'citk SsE
pOnenent. w l. no..pI.,I|
Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
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